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| Smiley 2006-02-25, 6:56 pm |
| A friend's recommended me to a business associate for some PHP design. He
wants a user database and password protected area with a list of videos set
up to play with the Wimpy player (www.wimpyplayer.com). He wants to charge
for membership via 2checkout.com, so I'll have to program an interface with
them as well. I will also need to design the website's look.
I don't anticipate any problems, I just want to get opinions from other PHP
programmers. What would you charge for this job?
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| Smiley wrote:
> A friend's recommended me to a business associate for some PHP design. He
> wants a user database and password protected area with a list of videos set
> up to play with the Wimpy player (www.wimpyplayer.com). He wants to charge
> for membership via 2checkout.com, so I'll have to program an interface with
> them as well. I will also need to design the website's look.
>
> I don't anticipate any problems, I just want to get opinions from other PHP
> programmers. What would you charge for this job?
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if you think you can get it done in a short period of time- price it by
the job.
I generally tend to code by the hour - and going rate depends on where
you are located and how much they are willing to pay. going rates vary
greatly. rates range from $25-150/hr... so it really just "depends".
Are you going to offer a warranty for suitability and functionality?
continuing support? not hackable (sql/php injection)?
If at all possible, I let the OS and apache (or other web server) handle
any user authentication...
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| noone wrote:
> Smiley wrote:
>
> if you think you can get it done in a short period of time- price it by
> the job.
>
> I generally tend to code by the hour - and going rate depends on where
> you are located and how much they are willing to pay. going rates vary
> greatly. rates range from $25-150/hr... so it really just "depends".
>
> Are you going to offer a warranty for suitability and functionality?
> continuing support? not hackable (sql/php injection)?
>
> If at all possible, I let the OS and apache (or other web server) handle
> any user authentication...
>
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>
I would tend to agree with the rates, if its quick and easy I charge by
the job roughly ~$50 if it takes less than 2 hrs. Other wise i usually
do about $40/hour unless it is some huge undertaking. dosn't happen
often though
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